Heirens to Seek New Trial in U S District Court
William Heirens, 37, will seek a new trial next week in federal court. He is serving three life terms for the 1940 murders of 6 year old Suzanne Degnan and two women in Chicago. Heirens was a University of Chicago student at the time of the crimes.
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Suzanne Degnan
Chicago
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Waverly approves elderly housing plan vote tally 905 to 345
In Waverly a low rent housing plan for elderly persons received approval by voters Tuesday with a 905 to 345 margin. A local five man housing commission will apply to the Public Housing Authority for funds. The Iowa Business Investment Corp. announces six new directors. They are state Sen Elmer Lange Sac City F Edward Rosendahl Estherville Jon Kneen Ottumwa Andrew Christensen Cher okee LeRoy Heusinkveld Sib ley Carl A Bludorn Waterloo.
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Iowa Business Investment Corp
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Sac City
F. Edward Rosendahl
Estherville
Jon Kneen
Ottumwa
Andrew Christensen
Cherokee
LeRoy Heusinkveld
Sibley
Carl A. Bludorn
Waterloo
Boone County appoints recorder to finish term
Roy J. Coffman of Boone was named by county supervisors on Tuesday as Boone County recorder to complete the term of Ethel J. Brown who died last month. The term ends January 1 1967. Melvin F. Schirm of near Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty in Federal Court Tuesday to stealing items from the mails. He faces a maximum $2000 fine and five years in prison. Schirm awaits pre sentence investigation. Robert Thompson of Lakota Iowa has had his livestock dealer registration suspended for 30 days by the U S Department of Agriculture for unfair practices and poor records. Six Lions district directors were elected at the state convention in Marshalltown. The directors are Gene Nelson Dysart A E Dieffenbach Davenport Paul Jacobs Rippey Dr Robert Richardson Storm Lake Harlan Leonard Iona Falls and Dean Standley Boone. Goats are noted for producing milk cheese meat and mohair and their skin used as leather.
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Boone County Recorder
Ethel J. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Melvin F. Schirm
Schirm
Chicago
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Robert Thompson
Lakota
Iowa
Marshalltown
Gene Nelson
Dysart
A. E. Dieffenbach
Davenport
Paul Jacobs
Rippey
Robert Richardson
Storm Lake
Harlan Leonard
Iona Falls
Dean Standley
Presidential Scholars Night With Johnson Honors 120 Winners
President Johnson greets 120 Presidential Scholars in the East Room with medals and a South Lawn banquet hosted by Luci Baines Johnson. Notable guests include Bill Bradley and Don Schollander as families and dignitaries observe the celebration.
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Washington
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Ala
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Miami Beach
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Jefferson Memorial
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Princeton
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U.S
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Schollander
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Hillbilly Donna Douglas cast opposite Elvis in Frankie and Johnnie
AP profile of Donna Douglas of The Beverly Hillbillies becoming Frankie alongside Elvis Presley in Frankie and Johnnie. It traces her rise from Baywood Louisiana beauty contests to Perry Como show letters girl and films, and notes her philosophy on handling success and life.
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Frankie
Johnny
Elly Mae
Hollywood
Donna Douglas
Beverly Hillbillies
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Paul Henning
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Doris Smith
Senate confirms Floyd R. Gibson to 8th Circuit Court
Washington reports the Senate confirmed Floyd R. Gibson of Missouri as judge on the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals serving Iowa. Gibson succeeds retired Albert A. Ridge.
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Senate
Floyd R. Gibson
Misouri
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Iowa
Gibson
Albert A. Ridge
Byrd criticizes rapid tax cuts and rising future costs
Senator Harry F. Byrd, head of the Senate Finance Committee, says the Johnson administration is cutting taxes too fast while piling up massive future expenditures. He questions claims of reduced spending and cites higher antipoverty, public works, and education outlays and a looming $4.3 billion deficit.
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Harry F. Byrd
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Mississippi Town Retains All-Woman City Government
Burns ville Mississippi voters reelect Mayor Mrs A H Montgomery after a 53 52 win over Horace Marlar and return the five women aldermen in Tuesday nonpartisan municipal election keeping the all woman governing body.
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